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StiofanDerry · #1 21-11-2005, 20:51

As I will be spending Christmas Day in Bangkok, I was wondering does anyone know anywhere that will be offering a good old farang style Christmas dinner in Bangers? Thanks in advance.

IRISH JONNY · #2 21-11-2005, 22:15

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Originally Posted by StiofanDerry

As I will be spending Christmas Day in Bangkok, I was wondering does anyone know anywhere that will be offering a good old farang style Christmas dinner in Bangers? Thanks in advance.

CANT HELP YOU BUDDY...BUT I KNOW THE XMAS DINNERS WILL BE TASTING ALOT NICER DOWN HERE IN CORK AFTER LAST FRIDAY NITE....................

StiofanDerry · #3 21-11-2005, 23:25

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Originally Posted by IRISH JONNY

CANT HELP YOU BUDDY...BUT I KNOW THE XMAS DINNERS WILL BE TASTING ALOT NICER DOWN HERE IN CORK AFTER LAST FRIDAY NITE....................

LOL.... Bastard.

Derry were brutal though Cork deserved it. I think if no one knows any better I'll try the Irish Xchange they're doing a set christmas menu for 1000 baht. Watch the game IJ? Derry and Cork fans get on really well. My friend was down for the game and he said the ppl are some of the friendliest he's ever met. Not like when we play Shamrock Rovers.

IRISH JONNY · #4 21-11-2005, 23:27

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Originally Posted by StiofanDerry

LOL.... Bastard.

Derry were brutal though Cork deserved it. I think if no one knows any better I'll try the Irish Xchange they're doing a set christmas menu for 1000 baht. Watch the game IJ? Derry and Cork fans get on really well. My friend was down for the game and he said the ppl are some of the friendliest he's ever met. Not like when we play Shamrock Rovers.

I WATCHED THE GAME AT HOME...CORK WERE MUCH BETTER ON THE NITE..........AS FOR SHAMROCK ROVERS..........NOBODY LIKES THEM...THEY ALWAYS CAUSE A LOT OF TROUBLE IN CORK...........
AS FOR DINNER..1000 B SOUNDS OK .......
IJ

Allybabba22 · #5 22-11-2005, 02:55

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Originally Posted by IRISH JONNY

I WATCHED THE GAME AT HOME...CORK WERE MUCH BETTER ON THE NITE..........AS FOR SHAMROCK ROVERS..........NOBODY LIKES THEM...THEY ALWAYS CAUSE A LOT OF TROUBLE IN CORK...........
AS FOR DINNER..1000 B SOUNDS OK .......
IJ

They also cause a lot of trouble in Dublin aswell, Shower of bastards

They are the Millwall fans of Ireland....

marc26 · #6 22-11-2005, 03:28

hooligans!.....the whole lot of them!

Mav · #7 22-11-2005, 12:36

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Originally Posted by Bono

55555 i guess you know a lot about irish football.

No he was just talking about IJ's mates

IRISH JONNY · #8 22-11-2005, 14:22

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Originally Posted by Bono

55555 i guess you know a lot about irish football.

THERE ISNT MUCH TO KNOW....THE STANDARD ISNT GREAT.........ITS PROBABLY A NOTCH BELOW THE FOOTBALL PLAYED IN SCOTLAND,NORWAY , SWEDEN AND DENMARK.....THERE ISNT MUCH MONEY AROUND THE LEAGUE....

IRISH JONNY · #9 22-11-2005, 14:24

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Originally Posted by Mav

No he was just talking about IJ's mates

NOW NOW MAV..........IVE GOT SOME MATES IN MELBOURNE AS WELL.......SO LESS OF THE NAUGHT COMMENTS.........55555555....BE CARE FULL THE NEXT TIME YOU OUT..5555.........THERE MITE BE SOMEONE FOLLOWING YOU !!!!!!!!!
IJ

tmontana · #10 22-11-2005, 14:51

agreed, shamrock rovers fans are a bit wild alright ! there always seems to be rucks when when shamrock rover fans are on the loose.

not as bad as Millwall fans though..........5555555

alan

Tyfon · #11 22-11-2005, 15:29

Wherever you end up dining... remember: If the turkey sneezes, RUN LIKE HELL!!!

teacher boy · #12 18-12-2005, 22:29

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Originally Posted by StiofanDerry

As I will be spending Christmas Day in Bangkok, I was wondering does anyone know anywhere that will be offering a good old farang style Christmas dinner in Bangers? Thanks in advance.

CLOSE TO ASOKE SKYTRAIN SOME WAY UP SOI 23
ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE PAST SOI COWBOY 200M PAST TAI PAN HOTEL.
LAZY PEOPLE CAN GET A MOTORBIKE TAXI FROM THE CORNER OF SOI 23

(AND GET THIS...THE GREAT THING IS THEY PAY THE MOTORBIKE TAXI FARE FOR YOU)i HAVE FOUND THIS LITTLE COSY BRITISH COMFORT FOOD RESTUARANT
CALLED MOMMA'S
(dont ask me why) WE LOVE IT !!

but i found this place on aJARN .COM,
AND ITS SEEMS TO BE A BIT HIT

EMM..... ONLY OPEN 4-5MONTHS
POSITIVES.....VERY CLEAN+COLOURFUL. GREAT SERVICE GOOD COMFORT FOOD MENU, QUALITY IS GOOD....BIG PORTIONS.....PRICES VERY AFORDABLE...BEER 49B HOW CAN YOU SAY NO ..555555NEGATIVES...SOME TIMES ITS TOO PACKED FRIDAY NIGHTS...HARD TO FIND IT AT FIRST

OK ILL GET TO THE POINT
AND ANSWER YOUR QUESTION.
IF YOU OR ANYONE FEELS LIKE A SMALLER MORE ATMOSPERE TYPE OF PLACE
GIVE THIS NEW PLACE A TRY
ADVIVISBLE TO BOOK AS TABLES ARE GOING FAST.
WE HAVE BOOKED FOR TEN OF US (ON XMAS DAY)
TURKEY MEAL ALL DA TRIMMINGS XMAS PUD AND BRANDY SAUCE 899B
899B WITH ALL THE BEER YOU CAN DRINK

THEY ARE DOING OTHER ALL THAT YOU CAN DRINK OFFERS
WITH WINE AND BEER................FREE SHITE PROMISED ASWELL (YEAH WE WILL SEE)

NICE COZY PLACE
GOOD TRADITIONAL XMAS NOSH AND BEER+WINE
DECOR AND STAFF NON OVERPOWERING

WE ALWAYS FEEL LIKE GOING BACK AFTERWARDS...THATS ALL GOOD...SO MANY TIMES IVE HAD BAD SERVICE AND EXPERINCES IN THESE BIGGER PLACES AND NEVER REALLY GO BACK.

TRY THIS MOMMA'S
ANYTIME YOU WONT BE DISSAPOINTED
PICTURE AND WRITE UP ON FRONT PAGE OF WWW.AJARN.COM

BOOKING COULD BE DONE ON. 02 149 4010

LivinLOS · #13 18-12-2005, 23:04

3 identical posts..

Self promotion ??

Nicke · #14 19-12-2005, 03:26

For us Swedish, we will celebrate with a Swedish cristmas food buffe at Karlsson's on 24th.

I guess it mostly depends what country of origin you are from...

LivinLOS · #15 19-12-2005, 08:27

Yeah Valhalla is doing multiple christmas dinners with different fare to cater to different nationalities.. One on the 24th for scandinavians, one on the 25th for 'standard'.. I think a couple of others also..

IRISH JONNY · #16 19-12-2005, 14:15

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Originally Posted by Nicke

For us Swedish, we will celebrate with a Swedish cristmas food buffe at Karlsson's on 24th.

I guess it mostly depends what country of origin you are from...

I WAS TALKING TO JONAS SATURDAY..HE TOLD ME ABOUT YER LITTLE PARTY.......HOPE YE ENJOY IT....IJ

Captain · #17 19-12-2005, 15:43

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Originally Posted by Nicke

For us Swedish, we will celebrate with a Swedish cristmas food buffe at Karlsson's on 24th.

I guess it mostly depends what country of origin you are from...

I've once been invited on a Danish vessel for what they call "Jullfest" or something like that.
This is crazy. They must have emptied their foodlockers and fridges on board.
Start eating 1200 and continue the whole day. Maybe 15/20 different things...and flooded down with Carlsberg AND Aquavit.

Lord_Farquard · #18 19-12-2005, 16:22

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Originally Posted by Captain

I've once been invited on a Danish vessel for what they call "Jullfest" or something like that.
This is crazy. They must have emptied their foodlockers and fridges on board.
Start eating 1200 and continue the whole day. Maybe 15/20 different things...and flooded down with Carlsberg AND Aquavit.

Hmmmmm, I thought that Julfest is celebrated in July.

Captain · #19 19-12-2005, 17:00

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Originally Posted by Lord_Farquard

Hmmmmm, I thought that Julfest is celebrated in July.

Certainly not July. It must be related to midwinter or end of the winter.

Nicke · #20 19-12-2005, 17:09

Julfest el. Julbord is for christmas, Jul means Christmas, and thus, we say God Jul to people. (Merry Christmas)

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Originally Posted by Lord_Farquard

Hmmmmm, I thought that Julfest is celebrated in July.

Lord_Farquard · #21 19-12-2005, 18:44

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Originally Posted by Nicke

Julfest el. Julbord is for christmas, Jul means Christmas, and thus, we say God Jul to people. (Merry Christmas)

Your right (of course), I dont know where my mind was. Now, Jul I guess is a shorter version of July, or more modern?? Going back to the July celibration, with Odin, and his horse and goddess Hel. Which was then the 12 day of peace time, which became the 12 night of Christmas, etc. ect. ect.

Thanks for getting me back on track.